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This document contains a list of certified subcontractors for various trades including acoustical tile, electrical work, plumbing, and others, along with their expiration dates, contact information,

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How to fill out Certified Sub-Bidder

1. Obtain the Certified Sub-Bidder form from the appropriate authority or organization.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in the contractor's information, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide details about the project, including project name, number, and location.
5. Specify the scope of work the sub-bidder is interested in.
6. Include any necessary certifications or licenses that the sub-bidder possesses.
7. Review the form for accuracy and completeness.
8. Sign and date the form where indicated.
9. Submit the completed form to the designated recipient by the deadline.

Who needs Certified Sub-Bidder?

1. General contractors looking to hire subcontractors for a project.
2. Subcontractors seeking to qualify for bidding on certain jobs.
3. Construction companies needing to fulfill compliance and bonding requirements.
4. Agencies or organizations requiring documentation of subcontractor qualifications.

People Also Ask about

What is the threshold for filed sub bids in Massachusetts?

Filed-Sub-Bids and Filed-Sub-Sub-Bids, if necessary, are required for projects over $150,000.

What are the procurement exemptions in Massachusetts?

These exceptions are: incidental purchases; exemption from competitive procurement; emergency contracts; collective purchasing; interim contracts; and contract employees.

What is the contractor payment law in Massachusetts?

On private projects, Massachusetts Prompt Pay law requires property owners to make progress payments to Prime Contractors within 45 days after approval of invoice. The invoice must be approved or denied within 15 days.

What is file sub bid?

This process is known as the filed sub-bid system, and it applies to any public building contract estimated to cost $10 million or more. In a nutshell, the filed sub-bid system operates as follows: Prequalified subcontractors submit their bids prior to the due date for general bids.

What is a filed sub bid?

These “sub-bids” are opened, reviewed, and “filed” by the municipality using a tabulation sheet that lists all sub-bids from lowest to highest based on their category of work (plumbing, electrical, masonry, elevators, etc.).

What is the procurement law in Massachusetts?

The law that governs public procurement in Massachusetts is Chapter 30B, The Uniform Procurement Act.

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What is Certified Sub-Bidder?

A Certified Sub-Bidder is a subcontractor that has been officially recognized or certified to submit competitive bids on a project, typically in the construction industry.

Who is required to file Certified Sub-Bidder?

General contractors or prime contractors who are seeking to include subcontractors in their bids for construction projects are typically required to file a Certified Sub-Bidder.

How to fill out Certified Sub-Bidder?

To fill out a Certified Sub-Bidder, one must provide required information such as the subcontractor's business details, the scope of work they are bidding on, and confirm compliance with necessary certifications.

What is the purpose of Certified Sub-Bidder?

The purpose of the Certified Sub-Bidder is to ensure that subcontractors are qualified and certified to perform the work they are bidding on, thereby maintaining standards and accountability in the bidding process.

What information must be reported on Certified Sub-Bidder?

Information that must be reported includes the subcontractor's name, address, contact information, licensing details, the specific work they are bidding for, and proof of necessary certifications.